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Wales' first Esports world champion hopes win will open doors in Formula One

Wales' first Esports world champion hopes win will open doors in Formula One
BBC Wales Saturday 18 July 2026, 21:11 UTC 1 min read
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His world championship win was on simulators, but Otis hopes it translates to the real world.

His world championship win was on simulators, but Otis hopes it translates to the real world.
Wales (LOCATION) Otis (PERSON)
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